Urgent help please!

[AmethystEchidna]

Hi everyone,

I am getting married on 31st March - 9 days from now!!! Does anyone know where I could find a peel-off that says "Guest Book" in silver or white/ivory to put onto the front of a "decorate yourself" wedding guestbook?

Thanks!!

AMETHYST

[juliadunnit]

I can't help with that - would you like me to cut the title for you on my Cricut? I have silver mirror paper, gold card and shed loads of cream and ivory stock...

[Mole]

I've never seen a peel off for this phrase.
Could you use rub-on letters? There are some lovely ones around.
Or there's that lovely offer from Julia!

[AmethystEchidna]

I can't help with that - would you like me to cut the title for you on my Cricut? I have silver mirror paper, gold card and shed loads of cream and ivory stock...

I'm sorry, I'm almost totally new to cardmaking so forgive the stupid question... what's a Cricut and what kind of effect does it produce?

Thank you very much for your extremely kind offer though, it's much appreciated!

AMETHYST

[xxpaddler]

A cricut is a cutting machine that can cut lettering or other shapes from paper or card. What is probably being offered is to cut the lettering you want from some paper or card, which would be mailed to you and you could then stick to the cover of your guest book.
I think this is the closest you are going to get in the time you have available. Send Juliadunnit a pm and I am sure she can explain in more detail what she could do for you.
Good luck, and hope all goes well on the big day.

[AmethystEchidna]

Thanks everyone! Here's what the guest book looks like:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...6124&rd=1&rd=1

It's really simple and classic, and will hopefully look fab when I've put my embellishments on the front! :-)

AMETHYST

[dozyrosy]

I think the die cut letters would probably work best as the paper texture looks a little too textured to take peel offs or rub ons nicely - I think they work best on a smoother surface. But it should look lovely when it's all done.

Rosemary